D&J RailRoad
Professor of HO
Dang, somehow I thought today was Saturday. That gives me time to do a few other things today.
Ken In another dimension it probably is Saturday.Dang, somehow I thought today was Saturday. That gives me time to do a few other things today.
Nice job, Willie!I did some more detailing of the vacant lot out in the train shed yesterday, continuing to add weeds mainly. I added some newspapers, fallen branches and miscellaneous junk also.
Gotta put them in the tree tops!Nice job, Willie!
I certainly remember the newspapers distributed by wind along fence rows.
If you were modeling 2024, you would have to model wind blown plastic Walmart bags.
Ken-Aren't you retired?Dang, somehow I thought today was Saturday. That gives me time to do a few other things today.
I'm still not getting it Troy. She was in the nursing home 3 months at $525.00 a day ($36,500.00). This is the amount I would be paying if Medicaid decided not to pay. The nursing home told me that they would bill Medicaid $16,500.00 if they were paying depending on our eligibly status. So they state we have calculated a monthly income contribution of $1,373.09 to be paid toward the cost of care. 3 months X $1,373.09 = $4,119.27. That's no where near $16.500.00. I guess I'll have to call the lawyer today at $450.00 an hour. I hope they don't take too long explaining this to me. They charged me $272.00 to mail a letter out to my brother. I guess that took them 35 minutes to get done.
Swal
Chad I guess I'll have to call the nursing home sometime soon and find out. I don't want to call the lawyer because they'll just charge me for the call. SwalDisclaimer: I don't know how medicaid works. But with "Insurance" the total bill changes depending on who is paying. In other words, your bill as a cash payer might be $36000 but if they bill Medicaid, then the total bill( not just medicaid part) would be $16500, and you would pay $4119.27 of that and Medicaid the rest and you're done. That's how it would work if it were a normal insurance. With medicaid. I am guessing it is the same.
Yeah, I'm retired but still, have more to do now. Reason why it seems like I'm more busy is because every task is new and they need to be planned from start to finish.Ken-Aren't you retired?
Isn't everyday Saturday?
I'm so glad to hear that!Not life ending or anything like that.
Currently at the hospital recovering from surgery, and it sucks. So what happened? Back in March or April I posted about planning a new layout and now getting sick, or something like that. What happen was I was diagnosed with prostate cancer. Not life ending or anything like that. ( All males will eventually get it if you live long enough, so I’m told. )
Every day is Saturday when you are retired.Dang, somehow I thought today was Saturday. That gives me time to do a few other things today.
Thanks. Yeah, I’m “too young” for the nuclear seeds. Really didn’t want to go that route any way. Can’t have surgery after that.BOB I know it’s not life ending, but I'm sure now it's not bliss! My Dad had it at 85. they put nuclear seeds in him, he used to brag his pee glowed so much it was like having a night light! Hope you feel better soon!
I live just a stone’s throw from the Lebanon, Pa VA. Didn’t want to go there. Decided to choose the the hospital I was born in. The “experience” here has been good.ahhh, prostate surgery.
I would never trust the VA hospital to do that. Everyone I know who had the VA take care of it wears Depends now for the rest of their lives. All those who had it done in a civilian hospital, no problems.
Thanksyeah, I've been told all males will die of prostate cancer if something else doesn't get your first. My dad passed at 86 (almost 87) after having prostate cancer for several years. He was old enough and they didn't want to do surgery so they treated it with testosterone suppressants, which helped for 2-3 years, but then it stopped working and he did chemo a while but didn't like it and he decided to let it take its course. Luckily it took a while so we were able to adjust and say good byes and all that for several months. Once it really made it hard for him to function the end came mercifully fast.
Good luck with it!